Sentence examples for brief findings from inspiring English sources

The students investigated viral, bacterial, archaeal and eukaryotic genomes using 660 billion bp of sequence data and some of their project titles, amount of sequence examined and brief findings of the students is shown in Additional file 1: Table S6.

In brief, findings indicate that naturally occurring inorganic arsenic concentrations in groundwater are stable over decades [consistent with other research (e.g., Steinmaus 2005)], justifying the use of geospatial models based on the mean arsenic concentration in individual private wells over decades to predict spatial variability of inorganic arsenic in groundwater.

Within two months, Julian C. Stanley Professor of Talent Development Jonathan Plucker (pictured above, standing) and his colleagues had completed a study and a policy brief finding that up to 40percentt of elementary and middle school students perform at least one grade level above their current grade in reading and up to 30percentt in math.

Findings and Conclusions: Profile of the study populations and brief finding of the study have been presented here.

The brief finding presented here indicates that cell deformability can be considered useful parameters to reflect a histological background of a cell and distinguish between nonmetastatic and metastatic cells.

This program brief summarizes findings from Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ -supported reseAHRQ -supportedascularesearche and chronicardiovascularomen publishedisease2006-2009.

In brief, the findings revealed that the teachers did not have the writing proficiency and writing assessment ability that they needed.

In brief, literature findings [40 45] suggest that various mindfulness-based approaches may be helpful for headache sufferers, and that it may be of value also for those with CM-MO.

In brief, our findings appear to confirm some themes detected by other scholars in their definition of patient engagement, particularly in relation to its conative-behavioral components.

In brief, our findings show that the diagnostic approach to children with rCAP in DLAs used in the developed world is relatively easy in most cases, and the severe underlying diseases favouring rCAP are usually identified early.

Advocacy efforts included development of an advocacy brief summarizing findings of the pilot as well as the "Spitfire Strategies" advocacy approach introduced by the Gates Population Leadership group (led by Advance Family Planning [AFP] through Jhpiego) for MOH decision-makers.